The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-13
ON 'CHAN6E.

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AT Liverpool wheat 10 quiet and
unchanged. Corn quiet.
BANK OF ENGLAND has reduced rate
OF discount to 81 per cent.
Mr.. PAT GArKNs and the Manhattan
Savings Bank were admitted as mem
bers OF the Merchants Exchange yes
tsrday.
T. ]. KKYER, of NJ. H Guniher &
Co., cotton buyers, was yesterday
elected a member Of the Cotton Ex'
change. -.....
Sr. LOUIS cash corn off &c; wheat
and oats unchanged; each pork I'M
changed at SIS; lard up &c, and clear
ribs eff 10c.
SHIPMENTS Of -four from Minneapo-
lis the past week were 126 800 barrels,
OF which 80, 720 barrels were forwarded
to foreign markets.
The daily call of stocks and bonds,
and other local securit 90, will be in
augurated at the Merchants Excba lge
on Tuesday morning at II O'Clock.
CHICAGO cash pork unchanged at
500 10; May pork unchanged a. $40 so;
cash slard of Soc; clear ribs of SOC;
cash corn of ic; wheat and oats of &c
The revised list of bonds, stocks and
other securities which will be called
next Tuesday morning, at the Mer-
chants Exchange call board, appears
in another column.
The production OF the Minneapol is
-four mills during the past week was
81 800 barrels, against S4,070 barrels
last week, and 1880 barrels for the
corresponding we k last year.
MEhrHIs cotton receipts Yesterday
l447 bales; shipmens, 2649 bales;
sales, $50 bales. Stock on hand, 49,
40 bales. Total receipt, to date, ga
77S bales; total shipments, 545, 496
bales.
BALTIMORE grain receipts yesterday:
Flour, 1921 barrels; wheat, 10000
bushels; corr, IS, 90 bushels; oats,
1910 bushels; rye, 100 bushels. Ship.
ments--Flour, 1895 barrels; corn, 3d.
800 bushels.
COMMENCING Tuesday morning, the
Merchants Exchange will post daily
telegrsphic market reports from tina
New York STICK Exchange on the fol-
lowing stock: Tennessee Coal and
] on, Tennessee and Alabsmal abroad,
American Cotton Oillrust.
AT the Gall Board session at the
Merchants Exchange, yesterday, it
was proposed to change the hour for
the daily call to IL O'Clock instead of
1880, as has been the rule. The
proposition will be voted upon at the
call tomorrow morning Q1:3O O'Clock }
II carried, the grain call will there
after commence promptly at IL 80
O'Clock, and the call OF stocks will
Immediately fol ow.
New YORK -four receipts yesterday,
1910 barrels; exports, 1855 barrels
and $685. sacks; sales. 1900 barrels.
Wheat receipts, 103. 700 bushels; ex-
ports, ~ 843 bushels; sales, 300, 900
bushels futures aud 2S6,000 bushels
spots. Corn receipts, 67,100 bush
els; exports, 96,925 bushels; sales,
$4,000 bushels lutures, and 10000
bushels spots. Oats receipts, $4,000
bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels futures
anu AAS1OOO buphClp DpOtns
VISITORS on Change yesterday: P.
Y. Mccoy, Evansville, Ind.; E. G.
Daird sop, Louisville; o. w. Solder,
Kilb orn, Wis; John H. Leathers,
Louisville; Mrs. T. F. Habsrt,
Brownsville, Tenn; Misses Anna and
Callie Harbsrt, city; E. G. SchIiner,
BalIimore; Mrs. Z. LeCerc and Mrs.
T. B. johnson, Morris.own, N. j.;
Mrs. John d. HUM aud Miss Lille
Cunningham, city; Miss Mamie Smith,
Miss Matte Thompson, Miss Mamie
McLure and Miss Lila Cunningham,
ST. Louis; j. o. Parker, Coldwster,
Miss, and Mrs. Fl. Gstens, city.
TIE Chief OF the Bureau OF Statistics
reports that the totalsvalues Of the ex-
ports Of beef and pork products during
the month OF February, 1887, and dur.
ing the four months erdsd February |
%, 1887, as compared with similar ex-
ports during the corresponding period
OF the preceding year, were as follows:
February, 1887, $7,l08, 9i3; 1885, &c. |
1884 Four months ended Febiua-
ny 20, 1887, $50, $40, 49S; 1886, $26, f9S.-
l57. The total values of dairy pro-
duets were-February, 1857, $265, 4sa; |
1886, S4Sl ,874. Ten months ended |
February 20, 1887, sS.342,040; 1856,
50, 1903. Cattle and hoes-Februsiy,
1887, $499 049; 1856, $3.50 526. Eight |
months ended FEBRUARY %, 1857, &c.
$40, 500; 1886, H,7Sl,Sl2. BEEF, pork
and dairy products two months end
Ell February %. 1887, SIS ,5O5, 1858; 1886,
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